My "built in" 1970's vanity is approx. 72" x 28.5" in the front (3 doors, 2 drawers). Would the 1/2 pint be sufficient?
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The half pint should be sufficient. I covered a little more than that square footage on a few medium-sized cabinets (two coats) and used about 1/3 of a pint.
14020
Yes, a little goes a long way. I purchased the 1/2 pint for a vanity similar in size and had some gel stain left over. This gel stain works great!
14021
It will be close but I think you will have enough. I did a vanity with 4 doors with the half pint and I had a little bit left over. Looking back though I wish I had put on slightly thicker coats.
1118141
I think it could be just check the measurements carefully to make sure you have enough room inside the vanity door. I love mine. I did not have room inside my vanity with my other junk in there. hope this helps.
345200
The 60" area will be enough. But, if you have a bigger area and centralize the vanity will be better. Mine is against the right side of the wall and I didn't find the same marble to cover that side.
503524
I have a basic double sink and faucets and the shelf fits perfect . But make sure you measure first as I did.
472925
If this is the measurement of your counter you have to consider the actual measurement of the cabinet which will be slightly smaller. Also consider how much counter you will have left for the faucet in the back and maybe 2" in front. I don't rememeber what the depth of the sink is but it seems to me it would be a tight fit.
831859
I have a tight space too. 17 3/4 w x 10 3/4 h x 12 d My shelf is actually only 10 3/4, but the unit is nicely finished and so it looks OK. This was the closest fit I could find.
1093333
That depends on the amount if surround cabinet space you want and appears good to your eye. The cab dimensions are given so ask you contractor or handyman to plot out the dimensions for you. I have the sink hanging over in front for the look I want
1590885
I think it will work fine. My entry is smaller as well. You place the two sides in and then put in the shelf.
2085561
I had a narrow space as well from the end of the vanity to the wall, which was 32 inches wide. I was a little concerned after the vanity was in whether or not it would fit, but it fits nicely. The tank is only 15 1/2 inches wide and 32 inches high. The width of the seat is slightly bigger than the tank at about 16 inches. The toilet, including the tank and seat, is 29 inches deep. The seat is 19 inches high. You will be surprised if you purchase this at just how compact it looks.
153643
Counter top is 60" width, that is the largest width of the vanity. Cabinet will be little smaller than 60", thank you.
2021154
I believe you are correct if you wish not to have drawers...72 3/4" x 26 1/4" are exact measurements...I have 2 units with 4 drawers in each and they are wonderful...hope this helps.
1749893
Absolutely. There's plenty of room. I actually own a plumbing store and I had to have that sink quick so it was for a customer but I have one on display. The spec sheet even has a knock out hole there as well. =)
839305
Any standard size vanity sink will work since the depth of the cabinet is 21"D. if you are looking for a one piece type top & sink unit, it will be a 37"x22".
2229905
How it would fit depends on the plumbing and the baseboard would be an issue regardless making flush to wall problem with any vanity etc. It's not a problem but you could make extension side to close the small open exposed area
1445026
You will have room. The frame clip is what takes up room and assembled the depth is less than 1/2 inch
59413
I measured mine and you "might" just barely make it. I bought another one for a bathroom sink and it did not fit. You will not have not have much to spare but if it works, you will love it.
1386120
Most likely, yes, but you should check with your cabinet company to make sure the whole that is cut out for the sink (inner space) measures at least 28.5. Mine just made it. The description talks about the cabinet size being a 30" cabinet which is the outside dimensions. Love the sink though - it's big and deep. I recommend the grid insert so you don't scratch up the sink. Good luck and enjoy!